Immigration laws are enforceable

There is not so much a need to reform our immigration laws as there is to enforce our immigration laws. Any such laws are, or should be, about what is best for the nation. If we modify our immigration laws to accommodate those who have broken these laws, the bastion of freedom that our country once represented will crumble. It will become one in which migration will not be so desirable, because justice, as in liberty and justice for all, will no longer be a hallmark of our nation.

Our Pledge of Allegiance is the standard to which we should look to for the end result of our immigration laws. When our borders are so porous that hordes invade our land, there is no assimilation to our culture. Our culture is changed to accommodate their culture. This is why we see two languages on most everything, a foreign flag waving, or previously unrecognized holidays on our calendars. When our laws are broken to enter our country, then lack of respect for our laws is evident. We cannot expect those who break our laws the moment they enter our country to be united with our citizens in the idea of liberty and justice for all. Justice means enforcement of laws. Liberty cannot be served by injustice.

Danny Bolden

Mer Rouge

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Immigration laws are enforceable

There is not so much a need to reform our immigration laws as there is to enforce our immigration laws. Any such laws are, or should be, about what is best for the nation.